Officers Named For Institute Annual Meeting Highlights
The Ballina ted Wanens Institute held its annual meeting on Wednesday April 6 1966. After a dinner and opening rites led by president Mrs Robert McEnery officers for 1966 were installed with nominating committee reports presented. The hockey game at Acton arena last Wednesday saw fathers defeat sons 82 with humorous notes on the old horse taking a hard road.
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Sentenees
Ballinated Wanens Institute
WL Grace
Robert.McEnery
Mary Stewart
Jesse McEnery
Frank Smith
Jesse MccEnery
Willam McLean
Ada Kirkwood
Robert M McEnery
Leo Jamieson
Lion Marshall
D. Brown
Ken Hamilton
E. McEnery
J. McEnen
Don Brown
Pianis
Ernie McEnery
Quartesy
Robert McEnery
Ray Swindlehurst
Fred Foster
Covert
Acton Arena
Blanche Elizabeth Field obituary in Ontario
Mrs B J Field dies at 70 after stroke illness in Guelph General Hospital. Funeral Friday at Rumley Shoemaker Funeral Home in Moffat with Rev J E Taylor officiating. Born 1896 in Rockwood, she lived in Toronto, then Moffat, survived by sons James and Jack, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, sister Alva Milne, brothers Earl and Harry. Burial Eden Mills cemetery.
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Rumley - Shoemaker
Blanche Elizabeth Field
Moffat
J. E. Taylor
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
Field
Guelph General Hospital
Rockwood
James
Annie Hamilton
Toronto
J. A. Milne
Pointe Claire
Que
Jack
Willowdale
Alva Milne
Earl
Orillia
Harry
Hamilton Peal
Acton
Robert Hamilton
Weston
John McNiven
Fred McNiven
Trenton
Harold Hammerstrom
Windsor
H. Patterson
Eden Mills Cemetery
Acton Institute Elects Mrs Lazenby President
The April Acton WL meeting at Mrs Campbell Winn’s home selected Mrs George Lazenby as president with officers including chairwoman Mrs R L Davidson and district director Mrs Wilderspin. Annual reports were given. donations made to fire victims and local charities. upcoming events include OAC hearing, district ballinafad May 20 and Guelph convention September 19-20.
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Acton WL
Campbell Winn
Main St. North
Institute
Mary
M. 2. Bennett
Brouillard
Gordon Hitchcock
George Fryer
Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Davidson
N Kenney
Agriculture
Mary Graham
Earlhambert
Mary McAuley
Harris
Winn
Masales
George Lazenby
Easter Service Well Attended at Local Church
Easter Sunday service at the Disciples of Christ church drew many members and friends. Rev Russel Legge preached on Jesus the man without bonds noting Easter reveals freedom and the key to the gospel. Marilyn Kingsbury Gordon Kingsbury and Donna Bateman sang In the Garden with Marilyn on organ. flowers brightened the sanctuary. Young People attended the Good Friday breakfast and service at Hillsburgh Christian Church.
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Disciples of Christ
Russel Legge
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Marilyn
Gordon Kingsbury
Donna Bateman
Hillsburgh Christian Church
Handy compass and maps aid hikers in Canada
A guide explains using a watch as a compass by pointing the hour hand at the sun and finding south halfway to 12. It also recommends a mile to the inch typographical map from the Department of Mines and Technical Surveys in Ottawa, noting low price and wide availability across Canada.
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Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
Ottawa
Canada
Culverwood Institute Officers and Conveners Named at Annual Meet
Silverwood and Limehouse W I groups hosted events at the Manor Milton on April 12 with speeches and prizes. Three Halton festival prize winners sang. April birthdays were honored with gifts and cards. a large birthday cake and tea were served. Silverwood WT members aided Mr Miller's sale on April 4. The Silverwood WF held its annual meeting on April 15 at Mrs Campbell's, electing officers. Officers for Mab 1967 included President Abendersen and others. district and branch directors and conveners were listed, with Miss Moore and Mrs Wilson among key volunteers. The party plan included visitors near Ottawa and a variety of civic roles.
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Silverwood
Campbell
Mareh
Mab
Abendersen
Cariuidettel
Mra
Canadian Industries
Mes
D. Lindsay
L. Giffen
Bornholt
Mor. Campbell
Miss Moore
Prize for Dancer in Peel Festival
Beverley Waters daughter of Mr and Mrs Bred Watters of Campbellville won third prize in the Trish Jig for the ten and under group at the Peel Music Festival in Brampton on April 14. She has trained in Highland Dances for six months.
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Beverley Waters
Bred Watters
RAR
Campbellville
Brampton
Beverley
Flowers of Hope Campaign Names Charles Wellwood Chairman
Charles Wellwood named chairman of the Flowers of Hope campaign to raise funds for charitable work with mentally retarded children. The appeal aims to gather support across New the Alelica with a target of 5 000 dollars and wide community involvement in events and church services.
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Charles Wellwood
Flowers of Hope
Wellwood
New
Chrles Wethwood
Mitton
Wellwood Wir
St. A. Kanerva
North Hatton Association
NDP Planning Open Meeting in Oakville
A Halton New Democratic Party general membership meeting is set for April 27 at 8 30 p.m. in the Galaxy Club near Oakville. Speaker Dr Zarin M S W O S W of the University of Voronica School of Social Work will discuss recessional facilities. The public is invited.
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Halton New Democratic Party
Galaxy Club
Colelw
Eliphanty
Oakville
Dr. Zarin
M.S W
O.S.W
University of Voronica School of Social Work
Zarina
Iass
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Yessioel
Actom Free Press
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Acton Tq. Press
Acton. Institute
Frank Szabo
Acton Plaza
Culverwood
Women’s Institute
Limehouse W.I
the Manor
Milton
Acton Agricultural Group
Halton
W.L
Sale
Ington
Poe
Joan Craip
Wilson
Plovel Dunes
Chaup
Robert Bullouph
Peel
the Mutual Life of Canada
Robert S. Hart
Orville Road
Plan Church Servicer
Hilton
Parrmers
Grace Applican
Milano
Die
Hatton
Avid Winds
Wie
Kael Bart
Ootaria Association For
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Weracs
Condery
Camadiien Association For
Lovell Bros
Devon
N.D.P
Canada Department OF Agriculture
J. J. Greene
Detta BS
Sewa
Georgetown
Andrew Murray Motors Limited
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